This course explores the history of windows, their construction, repair and rehabilitation through a combination of classroom and hands-on experiential learning. Students will explore factors leading to the replacement of historic windows, reasons why to save, how traditional windows are constructed, common deterioration issues and then best practices for maintenance and repair. The students will receive an introduction to lead safe work practices and the RRP Rule and will utilize historic properties for examination and learning. This course will use hands-on work on historic windows to prepare students for a Historic Preservation - Window Restoration Badge.
By the end of the course, you should be able to:
Articulate basic RRP requirements and lead safe work practices.
Articulate and understand the different types of wood and metal windows, their similarities and differences.
Articulate positive attributes and common myths and misconceptions about historic windows.
Articulate methods to increase energy efficiency of historic windows.
Employee registration is coordinated by the Program Manager supporting your training. Depending on the course, employees may register in person, through an organization-provided roster, or via a self-registration link. Your Program Manager will guide you through the best option for your specific training.
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